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  • The Best Sources of Graphene
    Article - 14 Mar 2023
    Graphene powders are now routinely manufactured at sizes of hundreds of tons, with annual production expected to reach almost 3800 tons by 2026. Here, AZoNano sheds light on the sources of the highest...
  • The Materials Making Up Nuclear Alloys
    Article - 15 Mar 2023
    The extreme conditions of nuclear reactors expose their structural alloys to high temperatures, stress, corrosion, and irradiation damage.
  • Nanomechanical Measurements on Soft Materials
    Article - 28 Feb 2023
    In this article, nanomechanical measurements and their importance for the nanomechanical characterization of materials, specifically soft materials, are discussed.
  • Assessing Microplastic Exposure with Thermal Analysis
    Article - 15 Feb 2023
    The application of thermal analysis for characterizing microplastics is covered in this AZoNano article, along with how this technique could help understand the effects of microplastic exposure.
  • Thermal Characteristics of Water-Based Nanofluids
    Article - 15 Feb 2023
    In this article, AZoNano explores the thermal characteristics of water-based nanofluids, covering their industrial applications and recent research.
  • Women in Graphene: A New Era of Possibilities
    Article - 10 Feb 2023
    AZoNano has collaborated with the Graphene Flagship to highlight two outstanding women innovating the field of graphene research.
  • Two-Photon Lithography: A Review
    Article - 7 Feb 2023
    Two-photon lithography is a versatile technique capable of producing high-precision 3D structures of various materials with sub-diffraction-limit resolution.
  • Taking Measurements at the Nanoscale with Optical Rulers
    Article - 8 Feb 2023
    The optical ruler is an electromagnetic analog of a traditional, physical ruler but the key difference is an optical ruler is capable of making measurements at the nanoscale.
  • Removing Computer Chip Defects by Melting Could Lead to Smaller and Faster Chips
    News - 5 May 2008
    As microchips shrink, even tiny defects in the lines, dots and other shapes etched on them become major barriers to performance. Princeton engineers have now found a way to literally melt away such...
  • Imaging Zebrafish with Quantum Dots
    Article - 13 Feb 2023
    Quantum dots are molecular-sized nanocrystals that offer prospects for bioimaging due to their unique properties. This article focuses on how quantum dots can be used in zebrafish imaging...

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